Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Experienced researcher and group leader studying electrochemistry and photoelectrochemistry for sustainable synthesis. - PhD in Chemistry from Boston College, Postdoc at EPFL in Switzerland, Helmholtz Young Investigators Group leader at HZB since 2017. - Skilled in fabrication and characterization of nanomaterials, thin films, and electrocatalysts; microscopy and spectroscopy for energy materials including in situ methods. - Lecturer in physical chemistry at the Freie Universität Berlin (courses: applied electrochemistry, solids & interfaces, solar energy materials)
https://www.helmholtz-berlin.de/electroconversion Helmholtz Young Investigators Group: Electrochemical Conversion of CO2 • PI on multiple projects including DFG (PECAN, HYPEC, IMPULSE), EU (FlowPhotoChem), and BMBF • PI in Helmholtz Climate Initiative & Helmholtz Sustainability Challenge (DACStore) • Leading group of ~10 (postdocs, PhD & master's students)
Lecturer in chemistry master's program on topics of physical chemistry, materials chemistry, and energy conversion. Courses taught: Applied Electrochemistry, Solids & Interfaces, Solar Energy Materials, master's research internships and theses
Solar Fuels group leader in the Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces under professor Michael Graetzel. Worked on photoelectrochemical approaches toward directly converting sunlight energy into fuels.
Ph.D., Chemistry Research Advisor: Prof. Dunwei Wang • Studied materials for energy conversion and storage, including photovoltaics, batteries, and photoelectrolysis. • Specialized in nanomaterial synthesis, electrochemistry, and material characterization.
Courses taught: Physical Chemistry (2011) General Chemistry (2008-2010) Advanced Methods in Chemistry (2009)
General chemistry lab (CHEM 111/112)